Confusion.
Help!
The bird flu's spreading like wildfire!
Birds are dropping like flies everywhere!
MY POOR BRETHREN!
The extinction of birds (and inevitably, mankind) as we see it may become a reality. =(
...............
Sorry about that.
It's been WAY long since I've last updated the blognews. =)
So here's the scoop, if you care.
1) I've doodled a lot these past few weeks, but the scanner doesn't seem to like ugly pictures.
2) No more blogtunes in here because of some rather stupid rules courtesy of our leg-swinging online authorities.
I guess that's about it. =)
And now...to the issue at hand.
I found out that some people can't understand certain terms that I use in this blog (or my daily speech) so now, I present to you:
THE LAMEST DICTIONARY YOU'LL EVER FIND (Version 1)
1. pwn
Definition: To destroy, to completely dominate your opponent.
History and usage: Pwn is actually a typo of the word "own". In crude terms, "own" is used whenever a person beats his enemies in an extreme manner, usually without suffering any losses. Pwn is a highly versatile word which comes in many forms, for example as a noun - pwnage. On certain occasions, it can also be spelled differently to show the deepness meant in expressing the word, for example - PwNzoRx.
2. noob
Definition: A person who is new to the subject of interest, such as a game.
History and usage: Noob is actually the wrong spelling for "Newb", which is short for "Newbie", which holds the same meaning as the word above. Noob, although of rather innocent roots, is commonly used in online gaming communities as an insult. Noob is more effectively used with another insult, to compound the wrath incurred from the victim of insult. A very good example is illustrated here.
3. all your base are belong to us
Definition: It has a similar meaning to pwn, only stronger in stressing the meaning.
History and usage: all your base are belong to us, known to have a large irritant effect as well as successful in invading into somebody's last nerve, is very much now considered obsolete. Pwn is preferred, as it short and sweet and it's uses are wider. all your base are belong to us's beginnings drags back all the way to the year 1989, when a game called "Zero Wing" was released on the Sega Genesis platform. The English translation used in the game was so atrocious that soon, it's horrendous grammar became a talking point and excerpts from the game transformed into pickup lines. all your base are belong to us, however, received most attention for it's humourous nature.
WATCH OUT FOR VERSION 2 HAAHAHAHHAHAHAH.
......
May we all be blessed with a good week ahead. =)
> Someone Set Us Up The Bomb. <
The bird flu's spreading like wildfire!
Birds are dropping like flies everywhere!
MY POOR BRETHREN!
The extinction of birds (and inevitably, mankind) as we see it may become a reality. =(
...............
Sorry about that.
It's been WAY long since I've last updated the blognews. =)
So here's the scoop, if you care.
1) I've doodled a lot these past few weeks, but the scanner doesn't seem to like ugly pictures.
2) No more blogtunes in here because of some rather stupid rules courtesy of our leg-swinging online authorities.
I guess that's about it. =)
And now...to the issue at hand.
I found out that some people can't understand certain terms that I use in this blog (or my daily speech) so now, I present to you:
THE LAMEST DICTIONARY YOU'LL EVER FIND (Version 1)
1. pwn
Definition: To destroy, to completely dominate your opponent.
History and usage: Pwn is actually a typo of the word "own". In crude terms, "own" is used whenever a person beats his enemies in an extreme manner, usually without suffering any losses. Pwn is a highly versatile word which comes in many forms, for example as a noun - pwnage. On certain occasions, it can also be spelled differently to show the deepness meant in expressing the word, for example - PwNzoRx.
2. noob
Definition: A person who is new to the subject of interest, such as a game.
History and usage: Noob is actually the wrong spelling for "Newb", which is short for "Newbie", which holds the same meaning as the word above. Noob, although of rather innocent roots, is commonly used in online gaming communities as an insult. Noob is more effectively used with another insult, to compound the wrath incurred from the victim of insult. A very good example is illustrated here.

3. all your base are belong to us
Definition: It has a similar meaning to pwn, only stronger in stressing the meaning.
History and usage: all your base are belong to us, known to have a large irritant effect as well as successful in invading into somebody's last nerve, is very much now considered obsolete. Pwn is preferred, as it short and sweet and it's uses are wider. all your base are belong to us's beginnings drags back all the way to the year 1989, when a game called "Zero Wing" was released on the Sega Genesis platform. The English translation used in the game was so atrocious that soon, it's horrendous grammar became a talking point and excerpts from the game transformed into pickup lines. all your base are belong to us, however, received most attention for it's humourous nature.
WATCH OUT FOR VERSION 2 HAAHAHAHHAHAHAH.
......
May we all be blessed with a good week ahead. =)
> Someone Set Us Up The Bomb. <
